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Guru3D.com » News » Nvidia Turing: Mobile RTX graphics chips 2050/2060/2070 announced during CES

Nvidia Turing: Mobile RTX graphics chips 2050/2060/2070 announced during CES

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 12/10/2018 10:33 AM | source: computerbase | 21 comment(s)
Nvidia Turing: Mobile RTX graphics chips 2050/2060/2070 announced during CES

Over at the pending CES in Las Vegas Nvidia might be introducing first mobile offspring based on the Turing graphics architecture. If correct then the first Turing notebooks could already be available in about two months. 

Nvidia would plan to launch the first laptop with a Turing graphics unit but with availability in February. Initially, there would be two revisions, GeForce RTX 2070 as a temporary mobile flagship and then a lower clocked Max-Q variant. As Max-Q, Nvidia refers to graphics cards with lower power consumption and lower power, but in notebooks allow a more compact cooling and flatter design.

GeForce 2060, 2050 Ti and 2050 are also mentioned, the prefix (GTX/RTX) remains unclear. For while the 2070 versions of the RTX-exclusive features raytracing and DLSS support, the smaller chips could not have dedicated RT and tensor cores.

A possible RTX 2060 also surfaced in a benchmark. The graphics cards of the new series appear in benchmarks and databases, all models are listed , in addition also supplemented by smaller variants. These are in the RTX 2060 in the normal and Max-Q variant. With over 19,000 points in 3DMark, the RTX 2060 is expected to rank between GTX 1070 and 1070 Max-Q.

 



Nvidia Turing: Mobile RTX graphics chips 2050/2060/2070 announced during CES




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FrostNixon
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#5615646 Posted on: 12/10/2018 12:42 PM
Let's see if the 30xx series from AMD can compete with the 2050/60, that's the real question for me, don't want to drop freesync or pay a few hundred extra just to gey gsync.

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#5615657 Posted on: 12/10/2018 01:15 PM
RTX 2050? Why would they put tensor and RT cores on a budget card like that? I guess it will most likely be a GTX card.

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#5615658 Posted on: 12/10/2018 01:17 PM
Oh neat, € 4000 laptops...

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#5615692 Posted on: 12/10/2018 02:21 PM
Oh neat, € 4000 laptops...


I bet they will cost less than 15'' Apple MacBook Pro with Radeon Pro Vega 16 upgrade (3050 US$) or Radeon Pro Vega 20 (3150 US$) and will perform better for gaming.

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#5615761 Posted on: 12/10/2018 04:05 PM
I thought the 2070 was supposed to be the lowest-end raytracing-capable GPU? If so, I think having the RTX 2060 is a bit confusing/misleading. As far as I'm concerned, non-RT GPUs should stick with GT(X).

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